Teenage behaviour is often misunderstood, as it calls for more informed, nurturing and modern parenting approaches that address unmet emotional and developmental needs

School holidays in Kenya are not just a break for students; they are a full-blown season of drama, survival and unexpected character development for parents

Setting boundaries is not an act of selfishness; it is about safeguarding your energy, mental health and a unique parenting style that feels right for both you and your children

Today's children outpace their parents. They hear things not yet discussed at home, notice differences not yet named and form questions long before adults have answers

School holidays often bring an unexpected shift. Instead of relief, parents find teenagers retreating into sleep, silence and isolation behind screens

Unlike traditional parenting, which is defined by a power imbalance between parent and child, in this one, conversation sets the stage for mutual respect and dialogue

As more parents turn to digital "babysitters" for peace, experts warn that missed interactions in early childhood leave a lifelong mark

Parents can feel overwhelmed by the vast exposure of young teens to information. One of the challenges parents face is finding the right approach to navigate the sensitive topic of dating

Long before many parents expect it, children begin forming ideas about identity, belonging and “otherness,” shaped not only by what they see but by what they hear, feel and experience

No one really tells you how much life shifts after a baby arrives. The experience is not just about raising a child; it’s about navigating a completely new version of themselves

When children experience punishment, rejection or neglect repeatedly, they adapt by silencing their emotions and needs as a coping mechanism

Perfectionism is usually looked at in adulthood, where the pressure to perform and succeed becomes more visible. However, psychologists say it begins in childhood

Parenting has always been about consistency and emotional availability, but today, there’s an added pressure to appear involved. The danger is when performance replaces participation